Submitted by BCSAadmin on Tue, 03/26/2019 - 09:56

We are pleased to announce 5 winners of the spring 2019 Stories from Abroad: British Columbia Study Abroad Scholarship! 

All of our winners will be receiving $1000, and each will be sharing their stories from abroad! Be sure to check out our student blog regularly to read about their adventures!

Congratulations to: 

  1. Bob Emmanuel Mulamba, Simon Fraser University
  2. Jaimie Cryder, University of Victoria
  3. Pooja Bhatti, British Columbia Institute of Technology
  4. Porsche Campbell, Kwantlen Polytechnic University
  5. Razma Hazarat, Simon Fraser University

If you are interested in our Stories from Abroad Scholarship, be sure to check back in Fall 2019 for more information!

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